Lawyers for IBM and Compuware picked a jury Tuesday to settle Compuware's 3-year-old piracy and antitrust claims. Compuware's suit claims IBM had copied its software products and was reselling them under the IBM nameplate. Compuware also accuses IBM of violating antitrust laws by tying the sale of certain products to the sale of mainframe software that competes with Compuware's products. If Compuware is successful, IBM could see similar suits from other companies whose markets it has entered.
February 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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